Maybe it's February. It's raining & Windy in the West, Snowing in the Mountains, Blizzards are rolling through the East. People are stuck at home, some without power. We're... Continue Reading →
Archive for the ‘communicating’ Category
Why Kids Need Pets – Building Reading Confidence
We first learned about Therapy Reading Dogs when we had friends with kids in the Victorville, CA school system. They had a well known Reading Therapy Dog at the Library once a... Continue Reading →
New Xylitol Warnings Issued for DOGS This Week: (11-20-15)
Beware of Some Peanut Butters & Nut Butters, Some Holiday Candies, Some Toothpaste & of Course Chewing Gum! When it comes to safety and quality, pet parents are some of... Continue Reading →
June Kids & Pets Calendar
We all love to celebrate special days with our pets. Here's a list of both Special Pet Days (weeks & months) as well as Special Kids days. Pet Calendar for... Continue Reading →
November – The Month of Thanksgiving
Pets & Celebrities The other day I was talking to one of our company’s customers. She asked me why we didn’t use celebrities to advertise our products. There are a lot... Continue Reading →
Teaching Kids to Love Pets
Teaching Kids to Love Pets This year marks the 10th anniversary of Kidoodlepet Press, our publishing arm. To learn more about our goals for publishing see... Continue Reading →
How Do Dogs Think? Are they Smart?
At work we create 4 newsletters for different audiences. Mostly we like to use the newsletters to update people on the research of animal behavior that we have access to. The more... Continue Reading →
Teaching Kids to Love Pets
Today we read a facebook post from one of the horse groups we follow. There was a picture of adults and kids on the horse trails in our local vineyards. Underneath the picture:... Continue Reading →
Don’t Have a Pet?
Not every family can have be fortunate enough to have a pet to love and cuddle with, chase and play with. Living in apartments, having a family member with allergies, or just not... Continue Reading →